Foundation container provided with discharge pump having short stroke distance and content spreading member

ABSTRACT

The present invention relates to a foundation container comprising an outer container main body ( 100 ) and an outer container lid ( 150 ) opened/closed while hinge-coupled to the outer container main body ( 100 ), the foundation container being provided with a discharge pump having a short stroke distance and a content spreading member and characterized by comprising: an inner container main body ( 300 ) formed inside the outer container main body ( 100 ); an inner container lid ( 400 ) for covering the upper part of the inner container main body ( 300 ); an inner container shielding plate ( 350 ) coupled to the upper inside of the inner container main body ( 300 ); the discharge pump ( 600 ) coupled to the center of the inner container shielding plate ( 350 ); the content spreading member ( 700 ) coupled to the upper part of the discharge pump ( 600 ); and an impregnated member ( 800 ) coupled to the upper part of the content spreading member ( 700 ).

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a foundation container provided with adischarge pump having a short stroke distance and a content spreadingmember and, more specifically, to a foundation container provided with adischarge pump having a short stroke distance and a content spreadingmember, the discharge pump having the short stroke distance as adeformable pressure member acts as both a cylinder and anopening/closing valve, and the content spreading member being at theupper end of the discharge pump, thereby allowing contents to be evenlyspread through an impregnated member.

BACKGROUND ART

A container according to the related art contains powder-type contents,which are used by using a puff. However, when the powder-type contentsare used, the contents are scattered in use so that the adhesion isdeteriorated when the contents are coated on a face. To solve theproblem, gel-type foundation has been developed and the frequency ofusing it has been gradually increased because of the convenience foruse.

In general, cosmetics are manufactured by mixing mutually differentmaterials having mutually different specific gravity, and the cosmeticmaterials may be classified into water-in-oil (W/O) emulsion typecosmetic material and oil-in-water (O/W) emulsion type cosmetic materialobtained by mixing water-based material and oil-based material such asan emulsifying agent including a surface active agent.

The water-in-oil emulsion type cosmetic material has a larger quantityof oil than that of water and is oily so that the absorption of skin isslow. Although the touch feeling of the water-in-oil emulsion typecosmetic material is heavy, the persistence is longer than that of theoil-in-water emulsion type cosmetic material. The oil-in-water emulsiontype cosmetic material has a larger quantity of water than that of oiland is little oily so that the absorption of skin is fast. Although thetouch feeling of the water-in-oil emulsion type cosmetic material isflash and light, the persistence is low. Therefore, the cosmeticsrequiring persistence are manufactured by using the W/O emulsion typecosmetic material to increase water resistance against sweat and water.

Although the touch feeling of the W/O emulsion type cosmetic material isheavy and sticky, the defects may be compensated by reducing theviscosity of content. However, when the water-in-oil product having lowviscosity remains for a long time in circulation, the aqueous materialof internal phase and the oil materials of external phase may beseparated from each other. In this case, a user shakes a container tomix the separated aqueous and oil materials with each other for use, butit is inconvenient to shake the container for use.

To solve the problems, as shown in FIG. 1, there has been disclosed aproduct in Korean Patent Application No. 10-2012-0067819, wherewater-in-oil contents having low viscosity are impregnated into animpregnated member to be contained in an airless pump container.

As shown in FIG. 1, the impregnated member 2000 in which the gel-typefoundation is impregnated is contained in a container main body 1000. Touse the gel-type foundation impregnated into the impregnated member2000, vacuum pressure is generated in the container main body 1000through the pumping operation of the airless pump 4000 by pushing a pushbutton 5000 so that a push plate 3000 at a lower portion of thecontainer main body 1000 is lifted up. Thus, the impregnated member 2000into which the gel-type foundation is impregnated is compressed upwardwhile being diminished by the push plate 3000, so that the gel-typefoundation is discharged.

However, since the volume of the impregnated member 2000 is great, it isdifficult for the push plate 3000 to fully lift up the impregnatedmember 2000 only by the pumping operation of the airless pump 4000.Therefore, it is difficult to fully use the gel-type foundationimpregnated into the impregnated member 2000, so that the contents arewasted.

Thus, as shown in FIG. 2, to prevent the gel-type foundation from beingresidual, there has been proposed a compact container having an airlesspump in Korean Registered Utility Model No. 20-0461424.

Although the compact container having an airless pump prevents contentsfrom being residual in a container main body 1000 by using the airlesspump 4000, since the airless pump of the compact container according tothe related art must use an operating piston 4200 and a sealing piston4300 due to its structure, the stroke distance is long and, when theairless pump is installed in a flat container such as a compact, theairless pump must be manufactured to have a short stroke distance, sothat the discharge amount at a time is small, so pumping must beperformed several times to obtain a desired amount. In addition thestructure of the airless pump 4000 is complex so that the manufacturingcost is increased.

For reference, the structure of the airless pump will be described asfollows. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the structure of the airless pumpincludes an opening/closing part 4120 for opening or closing the contentintroduction hole 4100 and the operating piston 4200 installed toreceive the elastic force of the elastic member 4400. A cylinder isinstalled in the pump main body 4800 such that the operating piston 4200presses the content storage room 4500 to allow the contents in thecontent storage room 4500 to be discharged through the push button 5000.

The sealing piston 4300 is additionally installed to the operatingpiston 4200 and a push button 5000 is installed to an operating tube47000 coupled to the operating piston 4200 of the cylinder 4600.

According to the content discharge pump of the related art having theabove described configuration, when the push button 500 is pushed, aftera pore is first created between the sealing piston 4300 and theoperating piston 4200, the sealing piston 4300 and the operating piston4200 move down together to generate pressure in a content storage room4500, so that the contents are discharged through a content transferpath 4220 of the operating piston 4200 by the pressure.

In this case, an opening/closing part 4120 is tightly closed to acontent introduction hole 4100 by a compressed elastic member 4400 toshut off the content introduction hole 4100.

After the push button 5000 is pushed to discharge the contents asdescribed above, when the pressure on the push button 5000 is removed,as shown in FIG. 4, the operating piston 4200 and the sealing piston4300 move up together by the repulsive elastic force accumulated in theelastic member 4400.

At the initial raising stage of the operating piston 4200 and thesealing piston 4300 described above, while the sealing piston 4300 isstopped due to the friction of the sealing piston 4300 and the inside ofthe cylinder 4600, the operating piston 4200 first moves up, so that thepore created between the operating piston 4200 and the sealing piston4300 is closed, so that the content transfer path 4220 is shut off andthe elastic force accumulated in the elastic member 4400 is weakened.

As described above, in the state that the content transfer path 4220 isshut off, as the operating piston 4200 and the sealing piston 4300continuously move up by the elastic member 4400, vacuum pressure isgenerated in the content storage room 4500 and the opening/closing part4120 is spaced apart from the content introduction hole 4100 by thevacuum pressure generated in the content storage room 4500, so that thecontents in the container are introduced into the content storage room4500.

The content discharge pump according to the related art repeats theabove-described operation so that the contents are discharged.

However, the structure of the content discharge pump according to therelated art is very complex so that the productivity is deteriorated andthe product price is increased. In addition, since the stroke distanceof the discharge pump is long due to its structure, when the dischargepump is applied to a product such as a compact, the height of which isless than the width thereof, the space in which the discharge pump isinstalled is small, so that it is difficult to install the dischargepump. When the discharge pump is manufactured in a small size to solvethe problem, the discharge amount of contents is too small so that thepumping must be performed several times to obtain a desired amount ofcontents.

In addition, although the foundation container having an airless pumpaccording to the related art prevents gel-type foundation from beingresidual therein, the foundation container does not have any foundationsof suitably mixing the separated aqueous and oil materials of thegel-type foundation with each other. Thus, it is inconvenient in usebecause a consumer must shake the foundation container to mix theaqueous and oil materials with each other.

DISCLOSURE Technical Problem

To solve the problems described above, an object of the presentinvention is to provide a foundation pump which includes a deformablepressure member serving as a cylinder and an opening/closing valve and adischarge pump having a short stroke distance to be smoothly operatedeven in a short stroke distance.

In addition, another object of the present invention is to provide afoundation container which includes an impregnated member provided on anupper end of a discharge pump such that the separated aqueous and oilmaterials are uniformly mixed with each other.

In addition, still another object of the present invention is to providea foundation container which is capable of uniformly mixing gel-typecontents when the gel-type contents are discharged by an impregnatedmember, so that the foundation container is not required to be shakenfor use.

In addition, still another object of the present invention is to providea foundation container which includes a content spreading memberprovided on an upper end of the discharge pump to uniformly spread thecontents over an impregnated member so that the contents having auniform concentration may be used.

In addition, still another object of the present invention is to providea foundation container which is capable of discharging gel-type contentsby using a discharge pump so that the contents are prevented from beingresidual therein and which is capable of fully using the gel-typecontents so that the contents are prevented from being wasted.

In addition, still another object of the present invention is to providea foundation container which includes a discharge pump having a simplestructure to be easily manufactured, so that the productivity isimproved and the product price is reduced.

Technical Solution

The present invention provides a foundation container provided with adischarge pump having a short stroke distance and a content spreadingmember, which includes an outer container main body (100) and an outercontainer lid (150) hinge-coupled to the outer container main body (100)to be opened or closed. The foundation container includes:

an inner container main body (300) formed inside the outer containermain body (100);

an inner container lid (400) for covering an upper part of the innercontainer main body (300);

an inner container shielding plate (350) coupled to an upper inside ofthe inner container main body (300);

the discharge pump (600) coupled to a central portion of the innercontainer shielding plate (350);

a content spreading member (700) coupled to an upper portion of thedischarge pump (600); and

an impregnated member (800) coupled to an upper portion of the contentspreading member (700).

The discharge pump (600) is configured such that when a push button (50)is pushed downward, a deformable pressure member (60) is pressed,deformed, and moved downward, causing the volume of a temporaryrepository (TR) to decrease and pressure to be generated in thetemporary repository (TR). Consequently, a valve plate (40) closes acontent outlet (242), and a valve protrusion wheel (62), which is incontact with a content opening/closing piece (513), is widened due tothe pressure, causing the contents in the temporary repository (TR) tobe discharged through an outlet (51) by passing through a space betweenthe content opening/closing piece (513) and the valve protrusion wheel(62). When the pressure on the push button (50) is removed, the pushbutton (50) is moved upward by the restoring force of an elastic member(70), and the deformable pressure member (60) pressed by the push button(50) is restored to the original state thereof. Thus, the pressuregenerated in the temporary repository (TR) disappears, and vacuumpressure is generated, causing the closure of the space between thevalve protrusion wheel (62) of the deformable pressure member (60) andthe content opening/closing piece (513). As the central part of thevalve plate (40) is raised upward due to the vacuum pressure, theboundaries of opening/closing lines (41) are widened. Accordingly, thecontents inside the container (10) are transferred to the temporaryrepository (TR) through a space between the valve plate (40) and thecontent outlet (242), and at this moment, the contents, which havepassed through the content outlet (242), are transferred into thetemporary repository (TR) through the gaps in the widenedopening/closing lines (41) of the valve plate (40). When the vacuumpressure in the temporary repository (TR) disappears following thetransfer of the contents, the widened opening/closing lines (41) arerestored to the original state thereof and closed due to the elasticforce of the valve plate (40), causing the valve plate (40) to close thecontent outlet (242).

In addition, the foundation container may further include a sealingauxiliary ring (320) coupled to the inside of the inner container mainbody (300) to enhance sealing force.

In addition, the inner container main body (300) according to thepresent invention may be formed integrally with the outer container mainbody (100).

In addition, the foundation container may further include a sealing ring(360) coupled to the outer circumferential surface of the innercontainer shielding plate (350) to enhance sealing force.

Preferably, the foundation container may further include a fixing part(330) coupled to the upper side of the inner container main body (300)to prevent the inner container shielding plate (350), the contentspreading member (700) and the impregnated member (800) from beingseparated from one another.

In addition, the foundation container may further include a puff storagespace (410) formed on the upper portion of the inner container lid (400)and a puff lid (420) formed over the puff storage space (410).

Preferably, a puff (900) is contained in the puff storage space (410) ofthe inner container lid (400).

Advantageous Effects

According to the foundation container provided with a discharge pumphaving a short stroke distance and a content spreading member of thepresent invention, the deformable pressure member serves as a cylinderand an opening/closing valve and a discharge pump having a short strokedistance so that the discharge pump may be smoothly operated even in ashort stroke distance.

In addition, according to the foundation container of the presentinvention, the impregnated member is provided on an upper end of adischarge pump such that the separated aqueous and oil materials areuniformly mixed with each other.

In addition, according to the foundation container of the presentinvention, the gel-type contents may be uniformly mixed with each otherwhen the gel-type contents are discharged by an impregnated member, sothat the foundation container may be conveniently used because thefoundation container is not required to be shaken for use.

In addition, according to the foundation container of the presentinvention, the content spreading member is provided on an upper end ofthe discharge pump to uniformly spread the contents over an impregnatedmember so that the contents having a uniform concentration may be used.

In addition, according to the foundation container of the presentinvention, since the discharging gel-type contents is discharged by thedischarge pump, the contents may be prevented from being residualtherein, so that the gel-type contents may be fully used, therebypreventing the contents from being wasted.

In addition, according to the foundation container of the presentinvention, since the discharge pump has a simple structure, thedischarge pump may be easily manufactured, so that the productivity maybe improved and the product price may be reduced.

DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a sectional view of a cosmetic container having an impregnatedmember according to the related art.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a compact container having an airlesspump according to the related art.

FIG. 3 is an exemplary view showing a state that contents are dischargedby operating a content discharge pump according to the related art.

FIG. 4 is an exemplary view showing a state that a content dischargepump is restored to an original state when pressure on the contentdischarge pump is removed according to the related art.

FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view showing a discharge pump of afoundation container according to a first embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing an assembled discharge pump of thefoundation container according to the first embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 7 is a sectional view showing a state of pressing the dischargepump of the foundation container according to the first embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 8 is a plan view of a valve plate applied to a foundation containeraccording to the present invention.

FIGS. 9 and 10 are exemplary views of valve plates applied to afoundation container according to the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a sectional view showing a state that the opening/closinglines of a valve plate applied to a foundation container according tothe present invention.

FIG. 12 is a perspective view showing the bottom surface of a pushbutton of a foundation container according to the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a sectional view showing a discharge pump of a foundationcontainer according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing a valve main body, a valve plateand a valve plate fixing member applied to the discharge pump of thefoundation container according to the second embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 15 is a sectional view showing a discharge pump of a foundationcontainer according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 16 is a perspective view of a deformable pressure member applied tothe discharge pump according to the third embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 17 is a sectional view showing a discharge pump of a foundationcontainer according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 18 is a sectional view showing a discharge pump of a foundationcontainer according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 19 is an exploded perspective view showing a foundation containeraccording to the present invention.

FIG. 20 is a sectional view showing an entire foundation containeraccording to the present invention.

FIG. 21 is a view showing a using state of a foundation containeraccording to the present invention.

FIG. 22 is a plan view of a content spreading member of a foundationcontainer according to the present invention.

BEST MODE Mode for Invention

Hereinafter, a foundation container provided with a discharge pumphaving a short stroke distance and a content spreading member accordingto the present invention will be described with reference toaccompanying drawings.

FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view showing a discharge pump of afoundation container according to a first embodiment of the presentinvention. FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing an assembled dischargepump of the foundation container according to the first embodiment ofthe present invention. FIG. 7 is a sectional view showing a state ofpressing the discharge pump of the foundation container according to thefirst embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 8 is a plan view of avalve plate applied to a foundation container according to the presentinvention. FIGS. 9 and 10 are exemplary views of valve plates applied toa foundation container according to the present invention. FIG. 11 is asectional view showing a state that the opening/closing lines of a valveplate applied to a foundation container according to the presentinvention. FIG. 12 is a perspective view showing the bottom surface of apush button of a foundation container according to the presentinvention. FIG. 13 is a sectional view showing a discharge pump of afoundation container according to a second embodiment of the presentinvention. FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing a valve main body, avalve plate and a valve plate fixing member applied to the dischargepump according to the second embodiment of the present invention. FIG.15 is a sectional view showing a discharge pump of a foundationcontainer according to a third embodiment of the present invention. FIG.16 is a perspective view of a deformable pressure member applied to thedischarge pump according to the third embodiment of the presentinvention. FIG. 17 is a sectional view showing a discharge pump of afoundation container according to a fourth embodiment of the presentinvention. FIG. 18 is a sectional view showing a discharge pump of afoundation container according to a fifth embodiment of the presentinvention. FIG. 19 is an exploded perspective view showing a foundationcontainer according to the present invention. FIG. 20 is a sectionalview showing an entire foundation container according to the presentinvention. FIG. 21 is a view showing a using state of a foundationcontainer according to the present invention. FIG. 22 is a plan view ofa content spreading member of a foundation container according to thepresent invention.

The present invention provides a foundation container provided with adischarge pump having a short stroke distance and a content spreadingmember, which includes an outer container main body 100 and an outercontainer lid 150 hinge-coupled to the outer container main body 100 tobe opened or closed. The foundation container includes:

an inner container main body 300 formed inside the outer container mainbody 100;

an inner container lid 400 for covering an upper part of the innercontainer main body 300;

an inner container shielding plate 350 coupled to an upper inside of theinner container main body 300;

the discharge pump 600 coupled to a central portion of the innercontainer shielding plate 350;

a content spreading member 700 coupled to an upper portion of thedischarge pump 600; and

an impregnated member 800 coupled to an upper portion of the contentspreading member 700.

The discharge pump 600 is configured such that when a push button 50 ispushed down, a deformable pressure member 60 is pressed, deformed, andmoved downward, causing the volume of a temporary repository TR todecrease and pressure to be generated in the temporary repository TR.Consequently, a valve plate 40 closes a content outlet 242, and a valveprotrusion wheel 62, which is in contact with a content opening/closingpiece 513, is widened due to the pressure, causing the contents in thetemporary repository TR to be discharged through an outlet 51 by passingthrough a space between the content opening/closing piece 513 and thevalve protrusion wheel 62. When the pressure on the push button 50 isremoved, the push button 50 is moved upward by the restoring force of anelastic member 70, and the deformable pressure member 60 pressed by thepush button 50 is restored to the original state thereof. Thus, thepressure generated in the temporary repository TR disappears, and vacuumpressure is generated, causing the closure of the space between thevalve protrusion wheel 62 of the deformable pressure member 60 and thecontent opening/closing piece 513. As the central part of the valveplate 40 is raised upward due to the vacuum pressure, the boundaries ofopening/closing lines 41 are widened. Accordingly, the contents in thecontainer 10 are transferred to the temporary repository TR through aspace between the valve plate 40 and the content outlet 242, and at thismoment, the contents, which have passed through the content outlet 242,are transferred into the temporary repository TR through the gaps in thewidened opening/closing lines 41 of the valve plate 40. When the vacuumpressure in the temporary repository TR disappears following thetransfer of the contents, the widened opening/closing lines 41 arerestored to the original state thereof and closed due to the elasticforce of the valve place 40, causing the valve plate 40 to close thecontent outlet 242.

In addition, a sealing auxiliary ring (320) may be further coupled tothe inside of the inner container main body 300 of the present inventionin order to enhance sealing force.

In addition, the inner container main body 300 of the present inventionmay be formed integrally with the outer container main body 100.

In addition, a sealing ring 360 may be further coupled to the outercircumferential surface of the inner container shielding plate 350 ofthe present invention in order to enhance sealing force.

Preferably, a fixing part 330 may be further coupled to the upper sideof the inner container main body 300 of the present invention in orderto prevent the inner container shielding plate 350, the contentspreading member 700 and the impregnated member 800 from being separatedfrom one another.

In addition, a puff storage space 410 may be further formed on the upperportion of the inner container lid 400 of the present invention and apuff lid 420 may be further formed over the puff storage space 410.

Preferably, a puff 900 is contained in the puff storage space 410 of theinner container lid 400 of the present invention.

The inner container main body 300 is contained in the outer containermain body 100, and the button 102 allows a latching protrusion 101extending from an upper portion of the button 102 to be easily drawnback by the pushing operation of a user, such that the latchingprotrusion 101 is separated from a hook 151 of the outer container lid150.

The outer container lid 150, which covers an upper portion of the outercontainer main body 100, is hinge-coupled to the outer container mainbody 100 to open or close the outer container main body 100.

The hook 151, which has a protrusion shape to correspond to the latchingprotrusion 101, is formed at one side of the outer container lid 150.

An auxiliary container 370 for containing contents is provided in theinner container main body 300 and is formed of a material which is thinand easily deformable. The auxiliary container 370 may be formed of oneof vinyl, synthetic resin, general rubber, elastomer, silicon rubber andNBR rubber.

The auxiliary container 370 may be formed with the inner container mainbody 300 through a dual molding scheme, or may be assembled after beingseparately formed.

The inner container main body 300 includes an outer wall 301, an innerwall 302 and a hinge bracket 311 for coupling with the inner containerlid 400.

The inner container main body 300 may be formed integrally with theouter container main body 100, but the inner container main body 300formed separately from the outer container main body 100 is described inthis embodiment.

A sealing auxiliary ring 320 is further coupled to the inside of theinner container main body 300 to enhance sealing force.

The sealing auxiliary ring 320 may be formed of one of general rubber,elastomer, silicon rubber, NBR rubber and synthetic resin havingexcellent elasticity.

The outer and inner walls 301 and 302 form the side surface of the innercontainer main body 300 and a space is formed between the outer andinner walls 301 and 302.

The hinge bracket 311 is formed on one side surface of the outer wall301 such that the hinge bracket 311 is hinge-coupled to the innercontainer lid 400 covering the inner container main body 300 by using ahinge pin 310.

The inner container shielding plate 350 is placed on an upper end of theinner container main body 300 and is provided at the center thereof witha discharge pump coupling hole 355, such that the contents contained inthe inner container main body 300 is prevented from being leaked.

The discharge pump 600 is coupled into the discharge pump coupling hole355 formed at the center of the inner container shielding plate 350 todischarge the contents upward.

The sealing ring 360 may be further coupled to the cuter circumferentialsurface of the inner container shielding plate 350 to enhance sealingforce.

The sealing ring 360 may be formed of one of general rubber, elastomer,silicon rubber, NBR rubber and synthetic resin having excellentelasticity.

The discharge pump 600 is placed in the discharge pump coupling hole 355of the inner container shielding plate 350.

Hereinafter, the discharge pump 600 coupled to the foundation containerprovided with a discharge pump having a short stroke distance and acontent spreading member according to the present invention will bedescribed in detail.

As shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, the discharge pump 600 applied to thefoundation container according to the first embodiment of the presentinvention is coupled into the discharge pump coupling hole 351 of theinner container shielding plate 350 and includes a valve main body 20, avalve plate 40, the push button 50, the deformable pressure member 60and the elastic member 70.

The valve main body 20 includes a valve upper body 22 and a valve lowerbody 24. A receiving sill 222 is formed on an upper surface of the valveupper body 22 and a support sill 224 protrudes from an inner middleportion of the valve upper body 22. A valve lower body coupling part 226extends integrally and downward from the inner middle portion of thevalve upper body 22 and a latching sill 228 is formed on an outercircumference of the valve upper body 22. An extension protrusion wheel229 may extend upward and outward from the valve main body 20 and beformed integrally with the valve main body 20. The extension protrusionwheel 229 guides the deformable pressure member 60 and the elasticmember 70 to be safely placed on the valve upper body 22.

The valve lower body 24 is provided at the center thereof with a contentoutlet 242 and a ring-shaped protrusion part 244 protrudes from an outercircumference of the content outlet 242. After the valve plate 40 isplaced on the valve lower body 24, the valve lower body 24 is insertedinto the valve lower body coupling part 226 of the valve upper body 22to be coupled to the valve upper body 22.

The valve lower body 24 may be coupled to the valve upper body 22through an under-cut scheme, a forcible fitting scheme or a thermalbonding scheme. When the valve lower body 24 is inserted into the valvelower body coupling part 226 of the valve upper body 22 while the valveplate 40 is placed on the valve lower body 24, a valve plate supportingsill 224 of the valve upper body 22 presses the outer circumference ofthe valve plate 40 to allow the valve plate 40 to be tightly closed tothe ring-shaped protrusion part 244 of the valve lower body 24, so thatthe content outlet 242 is sealed.

The valve plate 40 has a flat shape, is coupled between the valve upperbody 22 and the valve lower body 24 of the valve main body 20, and isprovided with a plurality of opening/closing lines 41.

The valve plate 40 may be formed of one of general rubber, elastomer,silicon rubber, NBR rubber and synthetic resin having excellentelasticity.

The opening/closing line 41 may be a wave-shaped cutting line as shownin FIG. 8, a circular-shaped cutting line as shown in FIG. 9, or adiagonal-sharped cutting line as shown in FIG. 10. The shape of theopening/closing line 41 is not limited to a specific shape, and theopening/closing line 41 may have any shapes if the opening/closing line41 of the valve plate 40 can be elastically opened and closed.

When the push button 50 is pushed to generate pressure in the temporaryrepository TR, the valve plate 40 is tightly closed to the ring-shapedprotrusion part 244 of the valve lower body 24 so that theopening/closing lines 41 are closed. When the pressure on the pushbutton 50 is removed so that the push button 50 moves upward by theelastic member 70 to generate vacuum pressure in the temporaryrepository TR, as shown in FIG. 11, the central part of the valve plate40 is raised upward due to the vacuum pressure to allow the gaps of theopening/closing lines 41 to be widened, so that the contents areintroduced from the container 10 to the temporary repository TR throughthe gaps of the opening/closing lines 41.

The push button 50 is coupled to the outer circumference of the valveupper body 22. The push button 50 is provided at the center thereof withan outlet 51 through which the contents are discharged and provided onthe inner circumferential lower end thereof with the latching sill 52. Aplurality of ribs 511 is formed in the outlet 51. The contentopening/closing piece 513 is formed integrally with a lower end of therib 511. A content passage 512 is formed between the ribs 511, so thatthe contents are discharged through the content passage 512 when thecontents are discharged from the temporary repository TR to the outlet51.

When the push button 50 is coupled while covering the valve upper body22, the push button 50 is forcibly fitted into the valve upper body 22such that the latching sill 52 of the push button 50 is latched to thelatching sill 228 while passing through an outside of the extensionprotrusion wheel 229.

As shown in FIG. 12, a coupling rib 53 is formed to an inside of thepush button 50 and coupled to the deformable pressure member 60.

The deformable pressure member 60 is coupled to the inside of the pushbutton 50 and a coupling sill 64 protrudes from the outer circumferenceof the deformable pressure member 60. The coupling sill 64 is placed onthe receiving sill 222 of the valve upper body 22 and a valve protrusionwheel 62 is formed on the central portion of the deformable pressuremember 60.

The deformable pressure member 60 is safely placed on the valve upperbody 22 so that an inner space is formed between the deformable pressuremember 60 and the valve main body 20, where the inner space is thetemporary repository TR in which the contents remain until the contentsare discharged through the outlet 51 of the push button 50 after movingfrom the container 10 through the valve main body 20.

A coupling groove 66 is formed on an upper surface of the deformablepressure member 60 and the coupling rib 53 o the push button 50 isinserted into the coupling groove 66. The coupling rib 53 may be coupledinto the coupling groove 66 through an under-cut scheme, a press-fittingscheme or a thermal bonding scheme, or by using adhesive.

After the coupling sill 64 of the deformable pressure member 60 isplaced on the receiving sill 222 of the valve upper body 22, thecoupling sill 64 is tightly closed to the receiving sill 222 of thevalve upper body 22 by pressing the coupling sill 64 with the elasticmember 70. In this case, the extension protrusion wheel 229 of the valveupper body 22 guides the receiving sill 64 of the deformable pressuremember 60 to be in place.

The valve protrusion wheel 62 of the deformable pressure member 60 has acylindrical shape. The content opening/closing piece 513 of the pushbutton 50 is tightly fitted into the valve protrusion wheel 62 tocontrol the discharge of contents. Preferably, a diameter of the valveprotrusion wheel 62 is less than that of the content opening/closingpiece 513, such that the valve protrusion wheel 62 presses the contentopening/closing piece 513. Preferably, the diameter of the valveprotrusion wheel 62 is less than that of the content opening/closingpiece 513 by 0.1 mm to 5.0 mm.

Thus, when the push button 50 is not pressed, since the pressure is notgenerated in the temporary repository TR, the valve protrusion wheel 62is pressed due to its elasticity so that the sealing is continuouslymaintained. However, as shown in FIG. 7, when the push button 50 ispushed to increase the pressure in the temporary repository TR, thevalve protrusion wheel 62 pressing the content opening/closing piece 513is opened due to the pressure on the content opening/closing piece 513to discharge the contents.

The deformable pressure member 60 may be formed of one of generalrubber, elastomer, silicon rubber, NBR rubber and synthetic resin havingexcellent elasticity.

The elastic member 70 is placed on the latching sill 64 formed on anedge of the deformable pressure member 60 to fix the coupling sill 64 ofthe deformable pressure member 60 while pressing the coupling sill 64onto the receiving sill 222 o the pump upper body 22, so that the airtightness is improved and the push button 50 is elastically supported.The elastic member 70 may be a coil spring.

The elastic member 70 may be formed of one of synthetic resin,elastomer, rubber and metal. When the elastic member 70 is formed ofsynthetic resin, elastomer or rubber, the foundation container accordingto the present invention may be separately collected after use for thepurpose of waste recycling.

The above-described discharge pump 600 is operated as follows.

The discharge pump 600 is coupled to the foundation container forcontaining contents according to the present invention for use.

As shown in FIG. 7, according to the discharge pump 600, the deformablepressure member 60 is pressed to be deformed so that the deformablepressure member 60 moves down. In this case, the coupling sill 64 of thedeformable pressure member 60 is pressed by the elastic member 70 whilebeing placed on the receiving sill 222 of the valve upper body 22, sothat the deformable pressure member 60 is fixed and the sealing isenhanced.

When the push button 50 moves down, although the coupling sill 64 of thedeformable pressure member 60 is fixed, the remaining parts except forthe coupling sill 64 move down by a predetermined distance.

Thus, since the pressure is generated in the temporary repository TR asthe volume of the temporary repository TR is reduced, the valve plate 40is tightly closed to the ring-shaped protrusion part 244 near thecontent outlet 242 and the valve protrusion wheel 62 tightly closed tothe content opening/closing piece 513 is opened due to the pressure, sothat the contents in the temporary repository TR are discharged throughthe content passage 512 and the outlet 51 while passing between thecontent opening/closing piece 513 and the valve protrusion wheel 62.

Thereafter, when the pressure on the push button 50 is removed, the pushbutton 50 moves up by the restoring force of the elastic member 70 andthe deformable pressure member 60 pressed by the push button (50) isrestored to the original state thereof.

As the pressure generated in the temporary repository TR disappears, thevalve protrusion wheel 62 of the deformable pressure member 60 istightly closed to the content opening/closing piece 513 again, so thatthe space between the valve protrusion wheel 62 and the contentopening/closing piece 513 is closed.

Thereafter, when the push button 50 continuously moves up to generatethe vacuum pressure in the temporary repository TR, the space betweenthe valve protrusion wheel 62 of the deformable pressure member 60 andthe content opening/closing piece 51 c is continuously closed and, asshown in FIG. 11, due to the vacuum pressure, the central portion of thevalve plate 40 is lifted up so that the opening/closing lines 41 areopened.

Thus, the contents in the container 10 are transferred into thetemporary repository TR while passing between the valve plate 40 and thecontent outlet 242. In this case, the contents passing through thecontent outlet 242 are transferred into the temporary repository TRthrough the gaps of the opening/closing lines 41 of the valve plate 40.

When the contents moves so that the vacuum pressure in the temporaryrepository TR disappears, the widened opening/closing lines (41) arerestored to the original states thereof and closed due to the elasticforce of the valve plate 40, so that the valve plate 40 closes thecontent outlet 242.

Hereinafter, a discharge pump applied to the foundation containeraccording to the second embodiment of the present invention will bedescribed.

FIG. 13 is a sectional view showing a discharge pump 600 of a foundationcontainer according to a second embodiment of the present invention.FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing a valve main body, a valve plateand a valve plate fixing member applied to the discharge pump 600 of thefoundation container according to the second embodiment of the presentinvention.

As shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, the discharge pump 600 according to thesecond embodiment is coupled to the foundation container for containingcontents and includes a valve main body 20-2, a valve plate fixingmember 30, a valve plate 40, a push button 50, a deformable pressuremember 60 and an elastic member 70.

Since the valve plate 40, the push button 50, the deformable pressuremember 60 and the elastic member 70 are the same as those of thedischarge pump according to the first embodiment, the details will beomitted. In the following description, the same elements, structures andfunctions of the second embodiment as those of the first embodiment willbe assigned with the same reference numerals.

A receiving sill 222 is formed on an upper surface of the valve mainbody 20-2 and an extension protrusion wheel 229 extends integrally andupward from the outer circumference of the receiving sill 22. A latchingsill 230 is formed outward of an upper side end of the extensionprotrusion wheel 229. In addition, an auxiliary extension protrusionwheel 231 may be formed integrally and upward of an inner circumferenceof the receiving sill 222.

The coupling sill 64 of the deformable pressure member 60 is placed onthe receiving sill 222 and the extension protrusion wheel 229 guides thecoupling sill 64 of the deformable pressure member 60 to be in place.The auxiliary extension protrusion wheel 231 guides the coupling sill 64of the deformable pressure member 60 to be in place and improves thesealing.

In addition, a content outlet 242 is formed at the center of the lowerend of the valve main body 20-2 and a ring-shaped protrusion part 244protrudes from an outer circumference of the content outlet 242. Alatching sill 232 may protrude from a middle of the inner circumferenceof the valve main body 20-2.

The valve plate fixing member 30 has a ring shape and is provided on aninner circumference of an upper surface thereof with a valve platesupport sill 32.

According to the discharge pump 600 of the second embodiment, after thevalve plate 40 is placed on the ring-shaped protrusion part 244 byinserting the valve plate 40 into the valve main body 20-2, the valveplate fixing member 30 is inserted into the valve main body 20-2 whilethe circumference of the valve plate 40 is pressed with the valve platesupport sill 32, such that the valve plate fixing member 30 is fixed tothe valve main body 20-2.

In this case, the valve plate fixing member 30 may be forcibly fittedinto the valve main body 20-2 to be fixed to the valve main body 20-2and may be latched over the latching sill 232 of the valve main body20-2.

Thereafter, the deformable pressure member 60 is placed on the valvemain body 20-2. The coupling sill 64 of the deformable pressure member60 is placed on the receiving sill 222 of the valve main body 20-2, suchthat the extension protrusion wheel 229 and the auxiliary extensionprotrusion wheel 231 of the valve main body 20-2 surround the outer andinner circumferences of the coupling sill 64 of the deformable pressuremember 60.

After the elastic member 70 is placed on the coupling sill 64 of thedeformable pressure member 60, while the push button 50 is coupled to anupper portion of the deformable pressure member, the coupling rib 53 ofthe push button 50 is inserted into the coupling groove 66 of thedeformable pressure member 60 and the latching sill 52 of the pushbutton 50 is latched over the latching sill 230 of the extensionprotrusion wheel 229 of the valve main body 20-2.

Since the operation of the discharge pump 600 applied to the foundationcontainer according to the second embodiment of the present invention isthe same as that of the discharge pump according to the firstembodiment, the details will be omitted.

Hereinafter, a discharge pump applied to the foundation containeraccording to the third embodiment of the present invention will bedescribed.

FIG. 15 is a sectional view showing a discharge pump of a foundationcontainer according to a third embodiment of the present invention. FIG.16 is a perspective view of a deformable pressure member applied to thedischarge pump according to the third embodiment of the presentinvention.

As shown in FIGS. 15 and 16, the discharge pump 600 according to thethird embodiment includes an extension protrusion wheel 67 integrallyformed on an outer circumference of the deformable pressure member 60.That is, the deformable pressure member 60 may be applied to thedischarge pump according to the first embodiment or the discharge pumpaccording to the second embodiment.

Although FIG. 15 is a sectional view showing the entire deformableprotrusion member 60 of the discharge pump 600 according to the thirdembodiment applied to the discharge pump according to the secondembodiment, the embodiment is not limited thereto. Hereinafter, thedeformable protrusion member 60 of the discharge pump 600 according tothe third embodiment applied to the discharge pump according to thesecond embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 15.

As shown in FIG. 15, the discharge pump 600 according to the thirdembodiment is coupled to the foundation container for containingcontents and includes a valve main body 20-2, a valve plate fixingmember 30, a valve plate 40, a push button 50, a deformable pressuremember 60 and an elastic member 70.

Since the valve main body 20-2 and the valve plate fixing member 30 arethe same as those of the discharge pump according to the secondembodiment and the valve plate 40, the push button 50 and an elasticmember 70 are the same as those of the discharge pump according to thefirst embodiment, the details will be omitted.

The deformable pressure member 60 includes an extension protrusion wheel67 extending integrally and upward from an upper side of the outercircumference of the latching sill 64 of the deformable pressure member60. The extension protrusion wheel 67 guides the elastic member 70 to beeasily in place when the elastic member 70 is placed on the couplingsill 64 of the deformable pressure member 60.

In addition, a latching sill 68 is further formed upwardly on an innercircumference of the coupling sill 64. After the elastic member 70 isplaced on the latching sill 64 of the deformable pressure member 60, thelatching sill 68 prevents the elastic member 70 from being out of thecorrect place because the elastic member 70 is latched to the latchingsill 68.

Since the structure of the discharge pump 600 according to the thirdembodiment is the same as that of the discharge pump according to thesecond embodiment except for the deformable pressure member 60, thedetails will be omitted. In addition, since the operation of thedischarge pump according to the third embodiment is the same as that ofthe discharge pump according to the first embodiment, the details willbe omitted.

Hereinafter, a discharge pump applied to the foundation containeraccording to the fourth embodiment of the present invention will bedescribed.

FIG. 17 is a sectional view showing the entire discharge pump of thefoundation container according to the fourth embodiment of the presentinvention.

As shown in FIG. 17, the discharge pump 600 according to the fourthembodiment further includes a long extension protrusion wheel 69integrally formed on an outer circumference of the deformable pressuremember 60, wherein the long extension protrusion wheel 69 has a heightequal to a height of an uppermost side surface of the deformablepressure member 60 such that the long extension protrusion wheel 69surrounds all the elastic member 70. The deformable pressure member 60constructed as described above may be applied to the discharge pumpaccording to the first embodiment and the discharge pump according tothe second embodiment.

Although FIG. 17 is a sectional view showing the entire deformableprotrusion member 60 of the discharge pump according to the fourthembodiment applied to the discharge pump according to the secondembodiment, the embodiment is not limited thereto and the deformablepressure member 60 is applicable to the discharge pump according to thefirst embodiment. Hereinafter, the discharge pump according to thefourth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 17.

The discharge pump 600 according to the fourth embodiment is coupled tothe foundation container for containing contents and includes a valvemain body 20-2, a valve plate fixing member 30, a valve plate 40, a pushbutton 50, a deformable pressure member 60 and an elastic member 70.

Since the valve main body 20-2 and the valve plate fixing member 30 arethe same as those of the discharge pump according to the secondembodiment and the valve plate 40, the push button 50 and an elasticmember 70 are the same as those of the discharge pump according to thefirst embodiment, the details will be omitted.

The discharge pump 600 further includes a long extension protrusionwheel 69 integrally formed on and extending upward from the outercircumference of the coupling sill 64 of the deformable pressure member60, wherein the long extension protrusion wheel 69 has a height equal tothat of the uppermost side surface of the deformable pressure member 60such that the long extension protrusion wheel 69 surrounds all theelastic member 70.

After the elastic member 70 is placed on the latching sill 64 of thedeformable pressure member 60, the long extension protrusion wheel 69prevents the elastic member 70 from being out of the correct place andsub-serves the elastic operation of the elastic member 70. That is, whenthe push button 50 is pushed, the elastic force is generated while thelong extension protrusion wheel 69 is compressed together with theelastic member 70.

Thereafter, when the pressure on the push button 50 is removed, the pushbutton 50 moves up by the restoring force of the elastic member 70. Inthis case, the long extension protrusion wheel 69 also pushes the pushbutton 50 together with the elastic member 70 due to the elastic forceto raise the push button 50.

Since the structure of the discharge pump according to the fourthembodiment is the same as that of the discharge pump according to thesecond embodiment except for the deformable pressure member 60, thedetails will be omitted. In addition, since the operation of thedischarge pump according to the fourth embodiment is the same as that ofthe discharge pump according to the first embodiment, the details willbe omitted.

Hereinafter, a discharge pump applied to the foundation containeraccording to the fifth embodiment of the present invention will bedescribed.

FIG. 18 is a sectional view showing the entire discharge pump of thefoundation container according to the fifth embodiment of the presentinvention, where the discharge pump according to the first embodiment iscoupled to a flat container 10.

As shown in FIG. 18, the discharge pump of the foundation containeraccording to the fifth embodiment of the present invention may becoupled to the flat container 10 and a coupling protrusion wheel 28 forcoupling with the flat container 10 may be further formed on the outmostside of the valve main body 20.

The content spreading member 700 is coupled to an upper portion of thedischarge pump 600 and includes a push button 50 and a spreading plate759 formed on the push button 50.

The content spreading member 700 is provided at the center thereof witha discharge hole 710 through which the contents are discharged.

The spreading plate 750 may be formed on the push button 50 and may beformed integrally with or separately from the push button 50. As shownin FIG. 22, a plurality of wave-sharped spreading passage 751 foruniformly impregnating the contents discharged through the dischargehole 710 into an impregnated member 800 is provided based on thedischarge hole 710.

A groove is formed on the spreading passage 751 to allow the contentsdischarged through the discharge hole 710 to flow therethrough.

The impregnated member 800 is coupled to an upper portion of the contentspreading member 700 and the contents are uniformly impregnated by thespreading passage 751 of the spreading member 700 while being spreadaround.

The impregnated member 800 is an open cell type of foam so that gel-typecontents are not separated from each other due to the surface tension ofthe foam.

The impregnated member 800 may include at least one selected from thegroup consisting of butadiene rubber (BR), styrene butadiene rubber(SBR), natural rubber (NR), wet urethane, dry urethane, polyether,polyester, polyvinyl chloride, polyethylene, ethylene vinyl acetate(EVA), latex, silicon, styrene isoprene styrene (SIS), styrene ethylenebutylene styrene (SEBS), polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), silicone elastomer,nitrile rubber, butyl rubber and neoprene.

As shown in FIG. 20, the fixing part 330 is interposed between the outerand inner walls 301 and 302 of the inner container main body 300 toprevent the inner container shielding plate 350, the content spreadingmember 700 and the impregnated member 800 from being separated from oneanother.

A latching ring sill 331 formed on an upper end of the fixing part 330presses an upper end of the impregnated member 800 to prevent theimpregnated member 800 from moving.

A hinge bracket 401 is formed on one side of the inner container lid 400and a hinge bracket coupling part 411 is formed inside the hinge bracket401. The inner container lid 400 seals the inner container main body 300and a puff storage space 410 is provided inside the inner container lid400 to store a puff 900 serving as a cosmetic tool in the puff storagespace 410.

The hinge bracket 401 is coupled to a hinge protrusion 421 of a puff lid420 to cover the inner container lid 400.

The hinge bracket coupling part 411 is coupled to the hinge bracket 311of the inner container main body 300 such that the inner container mainbody 300 and the inner container lid 400 are hinge-coupled to each otherto seal the inner container main body 300.

The puff 900 is placed in the puff storage space 410 of the innercontainer lid 400, and the puff 900 may be formed of one of cotton,fabrics, foam NBR, ruby-cell, polyester, sponge having elasticity andsoft urethane, such that a user is prevented from feeling unpleasantwhen the puff 900 makes contact with user's skin.

The puff lid 420 is provided at one side thereof with a hinge protrusion421 and is hinge coupled to the inner container lid 400.

The hinge protrusion 421 is fitted into the hinge bracket 401 of theinner container lid 420 and is fixed with a hinge pin 402.

Hereinafter, a method of assembling the foundation container providedwith a discharge pump having a short stroke distance and a contentspreading member according to the embodiment of the present inventionand a using state thereof will be described.

In order to assemble the foundation container provided with a dischargepump having a short stroke distance and a content spreading memberaccording to the present invention, after the inner container main body300 is fitted into a lower end of the outer container main body 100, thecontents are injected into the inner container main body 300. A sealingring 360 may be further coupled to the inner container main body 300 toenhance the sealing force. Then, the inner container shielding plate 350coupled to the discharge pump 600 is fixed to the inner container mainbody 300 to seal the inner container main body 300. The sealing ring 360is further coupled to the outer circumferential surface of the innercontainer shielding plate 350 to enhance sealing force. Next, theimpregnated member 800 is coupled to an upper portion of the contentspreading member 700 after the content spreading member 700 is coupledto the upper portion of the discharge pump 600. The fixing part 330 isinstalled to prevent the inner container shielding plate 350, thecontent spreading member 700 and the impregnated member 800 from beingseparated from one another, and then, the puff 900 is installed in thepuff storage space 410 of the inner container lid 400 after the innercontainer lid 400 is hinge coupled to the inner container main body 300.Then, the puff lid 410 is hinge coupled to the inner container lid 400so that the assembly of the foundation container provided with adischarge pump having a short stroke distance and a content spreadingmember according to the present invention is completed.

In order to use the contents in the foundation container provided with adischarge pump having a short stroke distance and a content spreadingmember according to the present invention, the impregnated member 800 ispressed with the puff 900. When the content spreading member 700 and thedischarge pump 600 move down by pressing the impregnated member 800, thedeformable pressure member 60 is pushed and deformed to move down, sothat the volume of the temporary repository TR is reduced to generatepressure in the temporary repository TR. Thus, the valve plate 40 closesthe content outlet 242, and the valve protrusion wheel 62, which istightly closed to the content opening/closing piece 513, is widened dueto the pressure, so that the contents in the temporary repository TR aredischarged through the outlet 51 while passing between the contentopening/closing piece 513 and the valve protrusion wheel 62.

Thereafter, when the pressure on the impregnated member 800 is removed,the push button 50 of the content spreading member 700 moves upward bythe restoring force of the elastic member 70 and the deformable pressuremember 60 pressed by the push button 50 is restored to the originalstate thereof. Thus, the pressure generated in the temporary repositoryTR disappears, and vacuum pressure is generated, causing the closure ofthe space between the valve protrusion wheel 62 of the deformablepressure member 60 and the content opening/closing piece 513. As thecentral part of the valve plate 40 is raised upward due to the vacuumpressure, the boundaries of opening/closing lines 41 are widened.

Thus, the contents inside the container 10 are transferred to thetemporary repository TR through the space between the valve plate 40 andthe content outlet 242, and at this moment, the contents, which havepassed through the content outlet 242, are transferred into thetemporary repository TR through the gaps in the widened opening/closinglines 41 of the valve plate 40.

When the contents moves so that the vacuum pressure in the temporaryrepository TR disappears, the widened opening/closing lines 41 arerestored to the original states thereof and closed due to the elasticforce of the valve plate 40, so that the valve plate 40 closes thecontent outlet 242.

The contents discharged by the discharging operation of the dischargepump 600 are discharged to the discharge hole 710 formed in the contentspreading member 700 and are transferred to the spreading passage 751.

The contents transferred to the spreading passage 751 are uniformlyimpregnated in to the entire impregnated member 800.

Thereafter, the contents impregnated into the impregnated member 800stick on the puff 900 to be used.

The foundation container provided with a discharge pump having a shortstroke distance and a content spreading member described in thisdisclosure is for an illustrative purpose only and the present inventionis not limited thereto. Thus, it should be understood that numerousother modifications and embodiments can be devised by those skilled inthe art within the spirit and scope of the present invention and theywill fall within the scope of the present invention.

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-   -   100: Outer container main body    -   150: outer container lid    -   300: inner container main body    -   310: Hinge pin    -   320: Sealing auxiliary ring    -   330: Fixing part    -   350: inner container shielding plate    -   360: Sealing ring    -   400: Inner container lid    -   410: Puff storage space    -   420: Puff lid    -   600: Discharge pump    -   700: Content spreading member    -   750: Spreading plate    -   800: Impregnated member    -   900: Puff

1. A foundation container which is provided with a discharge pump having a short stroke distance and a content spreading member and includes an outer container main body (100) and an outer container lid (150) hinge-coupled to the outer container main body (100) to be opened or closed, the foundation container comprising: an inner container main body (300) formed inside the outer container main body (100); an inner container lid (400) for covering an upper part of the inner container main body (300); an inner container shielding plate (350) coupled to an upper inside of the inner container main body (300); the discharge pump (600) coupled to a central portion of the inner container shielding plate (350); a content spreading member (700) coupled to an upper portion of the discharge pump (600); and an impregnated member (800) coupled to an upper portion of the content spreading member (700).
 2. A foundation container which is provided with a discharge pump having a short stroke distance and a content spreading member, wherein a content is injected into an inner container main body (300) after fitting the inner container main body (300) with an outer container main body (100), an inner container shielding plate (350) coupled to the discharge pump (600) is fixed to the inner container main body (300) to shield the inner container main body (300), and an impregnated member (800) is coupled to an upper portion of a content spreading member (700) after the content spreading member (700) is coupled to an upper portion of the discharge pump (600).
 3. The foundation container of claim 1, wherein, when a push button (50) is pushed down, a deformable pressure member (60) of the discharge pump (600) is pressed, deformed and moved downward to decrease a volume of a temporary repository (TR) to generate a pressure in the temporary repository (TR), such that a valve plate (40) closes a content outlet (242) and a valve protrusion wheel (62), which is tightly closed to a content opening/closing piece (513), is widened due to the pressure to allow the contents in the temporary repository (TR) to be discharged through an outlet (51) by passing through a space between the content opening/closing piece (513) and the valve protrusion wheel (62), wherein, when the pressure on the push button (50) is removed, the push button (50) is moved upward by restoring force of an elastic member (70), and the deformable pressure member (60) pressed by the push button (50) is restored to an original state thereof, such that the pressure generated in the temporary repository (TR) disappears to generate a vacuum pressure, thereby allowing the space between the valve protrusion wheel (62) of the deformable pressure member (60) and the content opening/closing piece (513) to be closed and boundaries of opening/closing lines (41) are widened as a central portion of the valve plate is lifted upward due to the vacuum pressure to allow the contents in an auxiliary container (370) to be transferred into the temporary repository (TR) through a space between the valve plate (40) and the content outlet (242), wherein the contents which have passed through the content outlet (242) are transferred into the temporary repository (TR) through gaps in the widened opening/closing lines (41) of the valve plate (40), and wherein, when the vacuum pressure in the temporary repository (TR) disappears due to the transfer of the contents, the widened opening/closing lines (41) are restored to the original state thereof and closed due to the elastic force of the valve plate (40), such that the valve plate (40) closes the content outlet (242).
 4. The foundation container of claim 1, wherein the discharge pump (600) includes: a valve main body (20) having a valve upper body (22) and a valve lower body (24) coupled to each other, a receiving sill (222) formed on an upper surface of the valve upper body (22), and a content outlet (242) formed at a center of the valve lower body (24); a valve plate (40) coupled between the valve upper body (22) and the valve lower body (24) of the valve main body (20); a push button (50) coupled to an upper portion of the valve upper body (22) and provided on a central portion thereof with an outlet (51) for discharging the contents therethrough, in which a content opening/closing piece (513) is formed at a lower inside of the outlet (51); a deformable pressure member (60) coupled to an inside of the push button (50), placed on the valve upper body (22) and provided on a central portion thereof with a valve protrusion wheel (62); and an elastic member (70) for pressing an outer circumferential surface end of the deformable pressure member (60) and elastically supporting the push button (50).
 5. The foundation container of claim 1, wherein the discharge pump (600) includes: a valve main body (20-2) having a content outlet (242) formed at a center thereof and a receiving sill (222) formed on an upper surface thereof; a valve plate fixing member (30) coupled to an inside of the valve main body (20-2), having a ring shape and provided on an inner circumferential portion of an upper surface thereof with a valve plate support sill (32); a valve plate (40) coupled between the valve main body (20-2) and the valve plate fixing member (30); a push button (50) coupled to an upper portion of the valve upper body (22) and provided on a central portion thereof with an outlet (51) for discharging the contents therethrough, in which a content opening/closing piece (513) is formed at a lower inside of the outlet (51); a deformable pressure member (60) coupled to an inside of the push button (50), placed on the valve upper body (22) and provided on a central portion thereof with a valve protrusion wheel (62); and an elastic member (70) for pressing an outer circumferential surface end of the deformable pressure member (60) and elastically supporting the push button (50).
 6. The foundation container of claim 1, wherein the discharge pump (600) includes: a valve main body (20) having a valve upper body (22) and a valve lower body (24) coupled to each other, a receiving sill (222) formed on an upper surface of the valve upper body (22), and a content outlet (242) formed at a center of the valve lower body (24); a valve plate (40) coupled between the valve upper body (22) and the valve lower body (24) of the valve main body (20); a push button (50) coupled to an upper portion of the valve upper body (22) and provided on a central portion thereof with an outlet (51) for discharging the contents therethrough, in which a content opening/closing piece (513) is formed at a lower inside of the outlet (51); a deformable pressure member (60) coupled to an inside of the push button (50), placed on the valve upper body (22), provided on a central portion thereof with a valve protrusion wheel (62), and having a coupling sill (64) protruding from an outer circumferential portion thereof; and an elastic member (70) for pressing an outer circumferential surface end of the deformable pressure member (60) and elastically supporting the push button (50).
 7. The foundation container of claim 1, wherein the discharge pump (600) includes: a valve main body (20-2) having a content outlet (242) formed at a center thereof and a receiving sill (222) formed on an upper surface thereof; a valve plate fixing member (30) coupled to an inside of the valve main body (20-2), having a ring shape and provided on an inner circumferential portion of an upper surface thereof with a valve plate support sill (32); a valve plate (40) coupled between the valve main body (20-2) and the valve plate fixing member (30); a push button (50) coupled to an upper portion of the valve upper body (22) and provided on a central portion with an outlet (51) for discharging the contents therethrough, in which a content opening/closing piece (513) is formed at a lower inside of the outlet (51); a deformable pressure member (60) coupled to an inside of the push button (50), placed on the valve main body (20-2), provided on a central portion thereof with a valve protrusion wheel (62), and having a coupling sill (64) protruding from an outer circumferential portion thereof; and an elastic member (70) for pressing an outer circumferential surface end of the deformable pressure member (60) and elastically supporting the push button (50).
 8. The foundation container of claim 6, further comprising an extension protrusion wheel (67) integrally formed on an outer circumferential portion of the coupling sill (64).
 9. (canceled)
 10. (canceled)
 11. The foundation container of claim 1, further comprising a sealing auxiliary ring (320) coupled to the inner container main body (300) to enhance sealing force.
 12. (canceled)
 13. The foundation container of claim 1, further comprising an auxiliary container (370) formed in the inner container main body (300).
 14. The foundation container of claim 1, further comprising a fixing part (330) coupled to an upper portion of the inner container main body (300).
 15. (canceled)
 16. (canceled)
 17. The foundation container of claim 1, wherein the content spreading member (700) is formed with a discharge hole (710) and includes a push button (50) and a spreading plate (750) formed on an upper portion of the push button (50).
 18. The foundation container of claim 17, wherein the spreading plate (750) includes a spreading passage (751) having a wave shape. 19-21. (canceled) 